Quality, Archaeological and Cultural Resources; Marine Ecology, Marine Trash and Debris Oversight; and the Rigs-to-Reefs (R2R) Artificial Reef Program Safety & Incident Investigation Division (SIID) The Safety and Incident Division (SIID) is responsible for establishing national policies relating to the conduct of investigations of safety incidents happening on the OCS. This division also establishes national policies regarding investigator training. SIID at the BSEE headquarters in Washington D.C., manages the National Investigations Program and coordinates the training for investigators and provides support to the regional and district levels. Budget As of 2016, the BSEE has a $204.6 million budget and 881 full-time employees (FTE), requesting $204.8 million and no increase in FTE for fiscal year 2017. Offices Regional offices are in Anchorage, Alaska; Camarillo, California; New Orleans, Louisiana and district offices along the Gulf of Mexico coast. Publications BSEE Annual Reports Annual reports from The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) have been issued since 2014. This report highlights the achievements of the agency, its plans for the future and statistics of safety incidences. BSEE FY Greenbook The BSEE Greenbook is the United States Department of the Interior's (DOI) budget justifications for the upcoming fiscal year. Notice to Lessees (NTLs) & Letter to Lessees (LTLs) NTLs and LTLs are formal documents that clarify, describe and interpret BSEE regulations or Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) standards. They give guidelines in implementation of lease stipulations or regional requirements and explain the scope and meaning of a regulation. NTLs also may communicate administrative information including current telephone numbers and changes in addresses of BSEE offices or personnel. NTLs and LTLs are currently archived on the BSEE’s website. BSEE Data Center The BSEE maintains a database containing public information on various topics including leasing information, pipelines, permitting, platform/rig and production information; and statistics. Data is available in the form of online queries, PDFs, ASCII files and scanned documents. Information may be cross-referenced among different subject headings. See also Deepwater Horizon oil spill Title 30 of the Code of Federal Regulations United States Department of the Interior References Further reading External links Official website Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement in the Federal Register SafeOCS Confidential Reporting System 2011 establishments in the United States Environmental agencies in the United States Government agencies established in 2011 Natural resources agencies in the United States United States Department of the Interior agencies Safety and Environmental